Saskatchewan vendor: Business Furnishings (Saskatoon and Regina locations) Features: • Sliding seat pan • Height adjustable backrest with fixed lumbar contour • 4 position back stop • Rock/Lock • 4D arms ht adjustable &arm caps slide in, fwd/back and pivot (option). • Criterion Plus has larger seat and back and rated to 500lbs Specifications: Seat
Saskatchewan vendor: Business Furnishings (Saskatoon and Regina locations) Features: • Sliding seat pan • Back flex control (increases lumbar support) • 5 position back stop • 4D arms adjustable in height and arm caps slide in, slide fwd/back and pivot (option). Specifications: Seat Pan: 19.25”W x 15” – 18” Seat Height: 16” – 21” Armrest
Saskatchewan vendor: Business Furnishings (Saskatoon and Regina locations) Think Model Features: • Sliding seat pan • Back flex control (increases lumbar support) • 5 position back stop • 4D arms adjustable in height and arm caps slide in, slide fwd/back and pivot (option). Specifications: Seat Pan: 19.25”W x 15” – 18” Cylinder: 16” – 21”
This is our in-house quick reference for the Steelcase Leap chair, and we want to share it with you. The set up link (see below), can be particularly useful for employees who are unfamiliar with this chair and need to set it up for the first time. Please refer to Manufacturer website for further information. Features:
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